Inequality-adjusted HDI falls from 0.544 to 0.364, a 33.1% loss.

What it does not prove: The 33.1% is a loss from unequal distribution across all three HDI dimensions — health, schooling and income — so a badly skewed schooling distribution can drive it even where income looks flatter; it is not a poverty headcount and names no one at the top. Because it is a relative loss, it can worsen in a year when the raw HDI of 0.544 actually rises.

Memory hook: 33.1% → a third of Pakistan's human development erased in the sharing

Rebuts the claim: "Pakistan's core problem is slow growth — raise the average and the gains will spread on their own."